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Further arrests following coursing and disorder

We have made three further arrests in connection with an investigation into violent disorder and criminality that occurred across Cambridgeshire on 25 January. Two men aged 22 and 51 were arrested in Essex this morning (Tuesday), while a 46-year-old man was arrested in Peterborough this afternoon. A force-led investigation was launched following multiple complaints of hare coursing, criminal damage and dangerous driving in various parts of the county. Incidents took place in Fordham, Ely, Prickwillow, Littleport, Welney, Chatteris, Manea, Wimblington and Doddington and police continue to appeal for the public’s help in identifying those involved. Local policing commander Superintendent Ben Martin said: “Our investigation team have been working tirelessly reviewing the many pieces of information that have been coming into us which have led to these arrests, which demonstrates the continuing commitment by the constabulary to bring the offenders to justice.” An 18-year-old man from Spalding and a 26-year-old man from Grantham were arrested on Friday morning (31 January) on suspicion of violent disorder and attending a hare coursing event. We also seized four vehicles, three in Grantham and one in Essex, as well as hare coursing equipment. The men were both released on bail to return to Thorpe Wood Police Station at a later date, with strict conditions: ·  Not to be in possession of, be in control of, or be in the company of any dog on private land without the owner’s written permission. ·  When in possession of, in control of, or in the company of any dog, said dog must be on a lead. ·  Not to be in a vehicle with any dog, whilst outside of a five-mile radius of your home address, unless for a pre-arranged veterinary appointment. ·  Not to be in possession of a catapult or shot, such as ball bearing, and/or an air weapon or any part of an air weapon. ·  You must not drive or be conveyed in a mechanically propelled vehicle onto private fields or agriculture field belonging to another person without written permission presentable to an officer. ·  You must not use any public spaces, footpaths, bridleways or other such like areas belonging to the Local Authority or another unspecified person with the intention to hare course. ·  You must not shout at, swear at, or intimidate any persons in any of the 12 counties – Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Kent, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire or Nottinghamshire. Supt Martin added: “We still have a lot of work to do to bring those responsible for this abhorrent criminality to justice but are working closely with our policing colleagues across the country to do all we can and will continue to make arrests in the coming days and weeks.” Anyone with any information and footage that could assist in identifying those involved is asked to email OpCalluna@cambs.police.uk or contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, by calling 0800 555111 or online.

Message Sent By Tara Dundon (Police, Senior Communications Officer, All)

Arrests made in connection with violent disorder and hare coursing

Two men have been arrested in connection with violent disorder and hare coursing following the disorder and criminality that occurred across Cambridgeshire on Saturday.  In addition to the arrests a significant amount of property including four vehicles and hare coursing equipment was seized.        Chief Constable Nick Dean said: “I do not underestimate the impact Saturday’s events had on our communities and the devastation it has left behind. Earlier this week I committed to launching an investigation and bringing to justice those responsible’.  “We have a dedicated investigation team who have been working tirelessly reviewing the many pieces of information that have been coming into us since the weekend and have led to these arrests. “Our work is ongoing to identify those responsible, however I hope today’s action provides some reassurance that we are fully investigating the criminality suffered by our communities last weekend. “We have dedicated patrols in place this weekend and would encourage anyone concerned about further disorder to contact us.”   You can read more about the arrests on our website. Video footage of the arrests can be viewed on our YouTube channel. Anyone with any information and footage that could assist in identifying those involved is asked to email OpCalluna@cambs.police.uk or contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, by calling 0800 555111 or online.

Message Sent By Tara Dundon (Police, Senior Communications Officer, All)

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Help prevent an ATM theft

Following recent incidents of ATM thefts, here are some things to look out for to help prevent this happening to a business near you:    ·  Unauthorised people paying close attention to ATMs, including taking photos or attaching ‘out of order’ signs to give an impression the machine is not working properly ·  Tractors or heavy machinery vehicles being driven in the middle of the night  ·  People scoping houses or tampering with number plates, thieves will often do this before stealing a vehicle to use in a ram raid ·  High-performance or plant vehicles that are not usually in the area and appear to have been left parked for a few days Attaching a tracker inside your vehicle and installing CCTV or a video doorbell could help to prevent your vehicle being stolen to be used in a ram raid.   Most importantly if you see something that doesn’t look right, then it probably isn’t.    Always call 999 in an emergency.  Alternatively, you can report a crime on our website here.

Message Sent By Annabelle Mullee (Cambridgeshire Constabulary, Communications Assistant, Cambridgeshire)

The story of the reunited brothers

Reuniting two brothers was just one of the jobs our response officers got to do last week. A worried man had spent all morning and early afternoon looking for his brother, only to call us when he couldn’t think what else to do last Thursday. He called police just before 1.30pm concerned for his sibling, who is in his 70s and has dementia. The man’s health had been declining in recent weeks and when his brother came to visit him at his home in Hartford, near Huntingdon, the man was nowhere to be found and had left his phone behind. The elderly man had recently been going for walks but then getting lost. Officers searched the area, known locations and former addresses he was known to visit due to his symptoms – but could find no trace of the man. However when officers were speaking to the man’s brother, he received a very important phone call. A landlady of one of the man’s favourite pubs, which had already been checked by his brother and police earlier that day, said the missing man had just walked into the venue. Thank you to that landlady, who already knew the man’s health had been declining and knew exactly who to call. Her kindness and compassion to make sure the man was safe was lovely to see. Officers attended the pub where they found the missing man, while other officers gave his brother a lift to meet him and reunite the pair. The man’s brother already had steps in place to help find him if he went missing, but we also let him know about the Herbert Protocol. Have you heard of it? It’s a scheme we support that can help find people with dementia if they go missing. It encourages family and friends to keep a document that will help officers in the event a loved one goes missing by collating key pieces of information, such as a physical description, familiar places, health details and an up-to-date photo. For more information or to download a Herbert Protocol form, visit our dedicated web page. Please feel free to share the word about this important scheme.

Message Sent By Tara Cox (Police, Communications Officer, Corporate Communications)

Be vigilant – look out for vulnerable relatives, friends and neighbours

We’ve been alerted to reports of fraudsters targeting elderly and vulnerable people in neighbouring counties.  These con artists usually engage their victims over the phone, often purporting to be from the police or the bank and in need of the victim’s help with an investigation into fraudulent activity on their account.  They may ask the victim to disclose their card details and pin number or withdraw money from their account ready for them to collect. They may even pose as an investor and pressure someone into parting with money for a “too good to miss” investment opportunity.   Keep an eye on vulnerable relatives and remind them…   ·  Stop – if they receive an unexpected call that requires them to hand over money or bank details, end the call and process the information first ·  Protect – call the bank immediately if they think they’ve been scammed so they can freeze their account  ·  Alert – tell them to report the incident to police and a trusted friend or relative     For more information and advice on courier fraud, visit our website.

At the Parish Council Office, we have a number of items of lost property, these include:-

1. A child’s coat left at the Ploughman Hall

2. A child’s safety helmet found at the QEII playing field

3. A pair of glasses found at Barton Field.

Please note, the Parish Council office will hold these items for three months from today’s date, after which they will be disposed of, if not collected.

If you think any of the items mentioned belong to you, please do contact the Parish Council Office, and the staff will be happy to assist you.

Applications received (1)

The following applications have been received between 19/01/2025 and 26/01/2025.

Reference:	23/03340/CONDB	Applicant:	Mr Luke Crisp
Status	Information only	Agent:
Date started	20/01/2025
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Condition request
Site	Land North East Of 155 Rampton Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5JF
Proposal	Submission of details required by conditions 8 (waste), 17 (surface water and foul water) and 19 (method statement) of planning permission 23/03340/FUL
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/23/03340/CONDB

Applications on hand (21)

There are currently 21 applications on hand within your parish, these are as follows:

Reference:	24/00221/CONDA	Applicant:	Mr Michael Venning
Status	Information only	Agent:
Date started	15/05/2024
Case Officer	Jake Thomas-Mansfield
Type	Condition request
Site	60 High Street Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5ES
Proposal	Submission of details required by conditions 3(Render/Colour) and 4(Repair work details) of planning permission 24/00221/LBC
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/00221/CONDA

Reference:	24/01326/CONDA	Applicant:	Mr Joe Rooney
Status	Information only	Agent:	Mr Philip Brown Philip Brown Associates Limited 74 Park Road Rugby CV21 2QX Rugby CV21 2QX
Date started	12/12/2024
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Condition request
Site	The Piggery Haden Way Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HB
Proposal	Submission of details required by conditions 6 (Onsite Waste Storage), 7 (Surface and Foul Water Drainage), 8 (Biodiversity Enhancement), 9 (Hard and Soft Landscaping) and 14(Biodiversity Gain) of planning permission 24/01326/FUL.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/01326/CONDA

Reference:	21/00915/CONDD	Applicant:	– Snowdon Homes
Status	Information only	Agent:	Michael Smith JCN Design & Planning 2 Exchange Court London Road Feering Colchester CO5 9FB
Date started	03/12/2024
Case Officer	Alice Young
Type	Condition request
Site	Land To The Rear Of 1B Over Road Willingham Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB24 5EU
Proposal	Submission of details required by condition 2 (sample panel of brickwork) of Reserved Matters application 21/00915/REM
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/21/00915/CONDD

Reference:	S/4337/19/CONDC	Applicant:	Mr Andrew Knowles
Status	Information only	Agent:	Mr Andrew Cann Planning Direct The Maltings Princes Street Ipswich IP1 1SB
Date started	18/07/2023
Case Officer	Alice Young
Type	Condition request
Site	Melrose Farm West Fen Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5LP
Proposal	Submission of details required by conditions 3 (Traffic Management Plan), 6 (Boundary Treatments), 7 (Surface and Foul Water), 9 (Scheme for Flood Resilient Construction) and 10 (Flood Plan) of planning permission S/4337/19/FL.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/S/4337/19/CONDC

Reference:	23/03340/CONDB	Applicant:	Mr Luke Crisp
Status	Information only	Agent:
Date started	20/01/2025
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Condition request
Site	Land North East Of 155 Rampton Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5JF
Proposal	Submission of details required by conditions 8 (waste), 17 (surface water and foul water) and 19 (method statement) of planning permission 23/03340/FUL
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/23/03340/CONDB

Reference:	24/02416/FUL	Applicant:	Mr Muzahidur Rahman
Status	Response Received on: 01/08/2024	Agent:	Mr Philip Ward Argyle Design 12 Stratfield Close Cambridge CB4 3NA
Date started	12/07/2024
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Full Application
Site	43 Church Street Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HS
Proposal	Conversion to 6 person HMO (sui generis), single storey rear extensions, addition of car parking to the rear and cycle store to the side (Retrospective).
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/02416/FUL

Reference:	24/03796/FUL	Applicant:	Mr S Sahota
Status	Response Received on: 07/01/2025	Agent:	Mr Andy Law Complete Design 84 Queens Road Sedgley DY3 1HL
Date started	10/12/2024
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Full Application
Site	56-58 Church Street Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HT
Proposal	Single storey rear extension.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/03796/FUL

Reference:	24/03765/FUL	Applicant:	Miss Maedee Burge Rogers
Status	Response Received on: 23/10/2024	Agent:
Date started	14/10/2024
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Full Application
Site	West Fen Farms West Fen Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5AP
Proposal	Construction of 2 No. agricultural buildings.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/03765/FUL

Reference:	24/03267/HFUL	Applicant:	Mr Shaun Andrews
Status	Response Received on: 07/01/2025	Agent:
Date started	09/12/2024
Case Officer	Jake Thomas-Mansfield
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	8 High Street Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5ES
Proposal	Part two storey, part single storey side and rear extension.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/03267/HFUL

Reference:	24/04842/HFUL	Applicant:	Mr & Mrs . Mansfield In Care of Morton & Hall Consulting Ltd
Status	Consultation period expires: 30/01/2025	Agent:	Mr J Scotcher Morton & Hall Consulting Ltd 1 Gordon Avenue March PE15 8AJ
Date started	06/01/2025
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	92 Rampton Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5JQ
Proposal	Raising of ridge, change to roof form including first-floor front and side extensions. Ground-floor side and rear infill extension, partial garage conversion, ground floor front and side infill extension and changes to external roof and wall materials and installation of PV solar panels to rear.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04842/HFUL

Reference:	24/04516/HFUL	Applicant:	Jack Uttridge NGU Construction
Status	Response Received on: 11/12/2024	Agent:	Mr Paul Warrington Visual Creations Ltd 36 Longstanton Road Over CB24 5PP
Date started	02/12/2024
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	49 Fen End Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5LH
Proposal	Single storey front and rear extensions, side porch & re-roofing
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04516/HFUL

Reference:	25/00152/HFUL	Applicant:	Miss Sophia Covill
Status	Consultation period expires: 06/02/2025	Agent:
Date started	16/01/2025
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	2 Berrycroft Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5JX
Proposal	Retrospective part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension and proposed rear dormer
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/25/00152/HFUL

Reference:	24/04329/OUT	Applicant:	Mr And Mrs Andrew And Mary Coe
Status	Response Received on: 11/12/2024	Agent:	Mr Aaron Coe 4 Swift Close Cambridge CB23 8BD
Date started	18/11/2024
Case Officer	Melissa Reynolds
Type	Outline Application
Site	Oakhurst Station Road Longstanton Cambridgeshire CB24 3DS
Proposal	Outline planning consent for the proposed demolition of the existing B8 storage and distribution buildings and the erection of two self-build / custom build dwellings.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04329/OUT

Reference:	24/04119/OUT	Applicant:	Mrs. Tamsin Almeida Terra
Status	Response Received on: 21/11/2024	Agent:
Date started	11/11/2024
Case Officer	Amy Stocks
Type	Outline Application
Site	Land At Avon Fields Haden Way Willingham Cambridgeshire
Proposal	Outline application for up to 65-bed care home including detailed access and associated infrastructure from Haden Way with all other matters reserved.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04119/OUT

Reference:	24/03808/OUT	Applicant:	Ms K Green
Status	Response Received on: 13/01/2025	Agent:	Mr M Farrell Farrell and Co 10 Pulteney Gardens Bath Somerset BA2 4HG
Date started	17/12/2024
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Outline Application
Site	Land To The Rear Of 29 Schole Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5JD
Proposal	Outline application for the erection of up to 4 No. dwellings in the rear garden with all matters reserved.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/03808/OUT

Reference:	23/01264/OUT	Applicant:	James Holland
Status	Response Received on: 10/01/2024	Agent:	Edmund Clover Clover Planning Flat Road Farm Willingham Cambridge CB24 5JW
Date started	03/04/2023
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Outline Application
Site	Poplar Farm West Fen Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5LP
Proposal	Outline application for the erection of an agricultural Workers Dwelling with some matters reserved except for access and scale.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/23/01264/OUT

Reference:	20/04073/S106A	Applicant:
Status	Information only	Agent:	Ms Jemma Brown Devonshires Solicitors LLP Suite B1, The Octagon 27 Middleborough Colchester Essex CO1 1TG
Date started	01/10/2020
Case Officer	Toby Williams
Type	S106A
Site	1-4 (inclusive) Aspinalls Yard Willingham Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB24 5AN
Proposal	Modification of planning obligations contained in a Section 106 Agreement dated 13 August 2015 and a deed of variation dated 5 March 2018 pursuant to planning permission S/0524/14/FL relating to land South of Over Road, Willingham
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/20/04073/S106A

Reference:	24/04440/S106A	Applicant:	Accent Housing Limited Accent Housing Limited
Status	Information only	Agent:	Jake Stentiford Surface Planning Limited
Date started	27/11/2024
Case Officer	Amy Stocks
Type	S106A
Site	Land At Belsar Farm Meadow Road Willingham CB24 5JL
Proposal	Modification of planning obligations contained in an agreement dated 27 March 2018 in pursuance of Section 106 of the 1990 Act between South Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridge County Council, as amended by a Deed of Variation between South Cambridgeshire District Council and Accent Homemade Limited dated 23 September 2021.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04440/S106A

Reference:	24/03801/S73	Applicant:	Mr Darren Perry Tilia Homes
Status	Response Received on: 21/11/2024	Agent:	Ms Hollie McPherson Pegasus Group Pegasus Planning Group Ltd Pioneer House Chivers Way Histon Cambridge CB24 9NL
Date started	04/11/2024
Case Officer	Alice Young
Type	Section 73 – Remove/Vary Condition
Site	Land Off Rockmill End & Meadow Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HY
Proposal	S73 to vary conditions 4 (Approved plans), 14 (Surface water drainage plan) and 34 (Flood Risk Assessment) of outline planning permission reference S/2833/15/OL, (Outline application with full details of access for up to 72 residential units relocation of allotments and provision of public open space with matters relating to layout scale landscaping and appearance reserved for future determination) for the retrospective relocation and changes to the Locally Equipped Area of Play, balancing pond, pump station and allotment.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/03801/S73

Reference:	24/04741/S73	Applicant:	Mr & Mrs Curtis
Status	Response Received on: 07/01/2025	Agent:	Ian Waters Ian Waters Design Ltd 43 Needingworth Rd St Ives PE27 5JT
Date started	20/12/2024
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Section 73 – Remove/Vary Condition
Site	Land Adjacent To 74 Station Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HG
Proposal	S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 24/02229/S73 (S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 23/01065/FUL (Development of 2 detached passive 4 bedroom dwellings on land on the west side of Station Road, Willingham) Minor change and improvement to the dwellinghouse plans, elevations and location on site) for the addition of 2 No carports.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04741/S73

Reference:	24/04133/S73	Applicant:	Mr Darren Perry Tilia Homes
Status	Response Received on: 21/11/2024	Agent:	Mr Robert Barber Pegasus Group Pegasus Planning Group Ltd Pioneer House Chivers Way Histon Cambridge CB24 9NL
Date started	04/11/2024
Case Officer	Alice Young
Type	Section 73 – Remove/Vary Condition
Site	Land Off Rockmill End & Meadow Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HY
Proposal	S73 to vary conditions 1 (Approved plans) and 4 (LEAP) of reserved matters planning permission reference S/0122/18/RM (Reserved Matters application for 72 residential dwellings including Parking Public Open Space Local Equipped Area for Play Pumping Station Swale Landscaping and associated infrastructure pursuant to outline planning application S/2833/15/OL. This is not EIA development) for the retrospective relocation and changes to the Locally Equipped Area of Play, balancing pond, pump station and allotment.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04133/S73

Applications determined/closed (3)

The following decisions have been issued between 19/01/2025 and 26/01/2025.

Reference:	24/04427/HFUL	Applicant:	Rachel and James Northfield
Status	Application Withdrawn	Agent:	Mr Leigh Graves AHP Design Ltd Unit 3 Goodwin Business Park Newmarket CB87SQ
Date started	26/11/2024
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	50 Long Lane Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5LB
Proposal	Single storey front extension and replacement fencing, gate and pillars to front boundary
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04427/HFUL

Reference:	24/04467/HFUL	Applicant:	Mr & Mrs Michael and Eileen Hughes
Status	Application Permitted	Agent:	Mr Leigh Graves AHP Design Ltd Unit 3 Goodwin Business Park Newmarket CB87SQ
Date started	29/11/2024
Case Officer	Madalina-Mihaela Ghita
Type	Householder Works/Extension
Site	66 Station Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5HG
Proposal	Single Storey Rear Extension
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/24/04467/HFUL

Reference:	23/04110/OUT	Applicant:	A H Farming Ltd
Status	Application Permitted	Agent:	Louise Gregory Acorus Rural Property Services Old Market Office 10 Risbygate Street Bury St Edmunds IP33 3AA
Date started	30/10/2023
Case Officer	Phoebe Carter
Type	Outline Application
Site	West Fen Farm West Fen Road Willingham Cambridgeshire CB24 5LP
Proposal	Outline application for the erection of an agricultural dwelling with all matters reserved.
Web Link	https://applications.greatercambridgeplanning.org/online-applications/PLAN/23/04110/OUT

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Determined

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Compliance Cases Received and Closed

COMPLAINTS RECEIVED	CLOSED NO BREACH	CLOSED RESOLVED	CLOSED NOT EXPEDIENT	CLOSED PERMISSION GRANTED	CLOSED OTHER	TOTAL
0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Open Compliance Cases by priority level

PRIORITY	COUNT OPEN CASES
Priority A	0
Priority B	1
Priority C	6

Open Compliance Cases by age

OPEN LESS THAN 6 MONTHS	OPEN MORE THAN 6 MONTHS
2	5

Public Enforcement Notices served

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Data extracted at: 27/01/2025 07:03:25

Elderly man safeguarded

It was just before 7am on Sunday when an elderly man was spotted on CCTV going for a walk – but this was no ordinary walk.  He was reported missing from his care home in Peterborough and checks revealed he had dementia, which had been declining in recent months. Officers searched the area, nearby shops and supermarkets, the A&E department at Peterborough City Hospital and former addresses he was known to visit due to his symptoms – but could find no trace of him. Thank you to the member of the public who found the man in his 70s wandering around the Newborough and Peakirk areas along back roads. The passerby thought something wasn’t quite right, so took him home to the care home. The man admitted that he knew he’d gone for a walk, but then got lost. We’d like to thank them for their kindness and compassion, and taking time out of their day to make sure the man was safe and well. Further safeguarding measures have been put in place and we have also highlighted the Herbert Protocol to the man’s family. Have you heard of it? It’s a scheme we support that can help find people with dementia if they go missing. It encourages family and friends to keep a document that will help officers in the event a loved one goes missing by collating key pieces of information, such as a physical description, familiar places, health details and an up-to-date photo. Please feel free to spread the word about the important scheme.  For more information or to download a Herbert Protocol form, visit our dedicated web page. Kind regards,

Message Sent By Tara Cox (Police, Communications Officer, Corporate Communications)